This novel holds a unique allure as it delves into stories of orphans who face life's challenges heroically. It's a true sense of heroism when one steps into the world without a social system for support and protection. It's reasonable to recall the childhood tales that left an impact on our hearts like Heidi, Anne, Tarzan, Sarah, or Sally, Oliver Twist, Tom Sawyer, and even Harry Potter. Through these characters, we learn to love life and truly belong to the world, as expressed by Judy Abbott. Written in 1912, the novel has inspired readers, writers, and artists alike. It has been adapted multiple times into plays, musicals, films, series, and even cartoons. The story follows the adventure of Judy Abbott, who leaves the orphanage after one of the guardians decides to finance her education, recognizing her exceptional writing talent and her insistence on happiness as a choice in life, not a birthright.

Translated by: Fatima Saleh Language: Arabic Edition: 1 Size: 24×17 Pages: 213 Volumes: 1